Recent content by B Munroe

A cheap lock pick set and a youtube video.

Ethanol is hygroscopic. It can absorb moisture from the air. Because ethanol blends readily with water, gasoline that contains ethanol is generally more prone to taking up moisture than pure gasoline. With that being said. AV GAS does not contain any ethanol and is not prone to absorbing...

Screw these guys! Having a plate made with the same numbers that are on your original registration is not going to get you in any mess or trouble. Sure "by the book" it's not legal, but damn! These guys need to calm down. I'm guessing the commenters have never broken ANY law no matter how...

I ended up making reversing plates so my generator fits without hitting the front bowl. The only issue was the early fuel pump riser had to be replaced with an later one that rotated the fuel pump straight out to the side.

Make sure your brake pedal is returning all the way up. If the rod going to the master cylinder doesn't return all the way back the hole in the master cylinder that allows the brake fluid return to and from the reservoir will not be exposed. The brake fluid will heat up and expand. If it has...

Thank you. I just need to get some key-stock and I'll be good to go.

On my 31 Model A I have the extended spring perch studs with a lower shock mount. Does anyone have a cut-away view of the hardware for this bottom shock mount? I have a 5/8" nut, but is there supposed to be a washer somewhere? It looks like there is a keyway also.

Post #17 is the proper way. The bypass will allow the mechanical pump to draw fuel straight from the tank and bypass the electric pump. The check valve will only allow the fuel from the electric pump go toward the engine and not circle through the bypass.

They also make double ended studs with different sizes on each end. You can drill and tap to the next size up and get the corresponding stud to insert. Lock-tight the stud in the head and use a nut on the outside of the thermostat housing.